The ending was too clean. Let Joss Whedon take over and turn it into a TV series

Rating: 8/10 (1 December 2005)

The premise of the film is great because this could contribute to the debate about cloning. The first half of the film introducing was great, ala Gattica. But the second part just became the typical Michael Bay action film. I love his action films by the way, but this film didn't need as much. SPOILER: The ending was too clean with Mcgreger and Johanssen sailing off in the literal and proverbial sunset.
The film is limited by time constraints that can be otherwise fully explored in TV format.
example: 1. Johanssen's original is already dead, the grief stricken husband wants the clone to replace the dead wife. Thereby creating a potential love triangle. Hey, as the clones age, they start regaining the original's memories and she may regain feelings for her original's husband, which will conflict with her feelings for Mcgregor. 2. The world's reaction to the fully grown clones. The clones' place in the world. Some who are on the verge of dying would still want their policies and would resort to extreme tactics to get what they want... Where's Joss when we need him. Oh yea, writing the Wonder Woman movie. :P